Lovecraftian
Ghosts
Monsters & Cryptids
Vampires
Werewolves & Other Canids
100
Although not the only kind of limb mentioned, this aquatic appendage is seen frequently on Lovecraftian creatures from strange geometry and alien worlds. A good example of this would be the dreaded creatures known as a Shogoth.
Tentacles
100
Dying from pneumonia after staying out too long in the snow to play with his new sled, this prepubescent poltergeist is said to be the friendliest of its incorporeal undead brethren.
Casper the friendly ghost
100
Employed at an otherworldly power plant, this one-eyed monster is affectionately named Googly Bear by their girl friend who works at the reception desk.
Mike Wazowski
100
A vampire's disdain for garlic may be due to the presence of this element and its connection to hell which all vampires are cursed to go after their final death.
Sulfur
100
Though sometimes described as reptilian or alien like, the Chupacabra is also described as a dog with this skin condition.
Mange
200
In the Sunken and Cyclopean city of R'lyeh, this octopus faced progenitor of the Star-Spawn sleeps deep below the waves, waiting to bring forth destruction and madness to the minds and lives of all humanity at some terrible future date, when next they awake.
Cthulhu
200
This pirate ship and all hands aboard were never able to make it back to port and is now doomed to sail the seven seas forever as angry spirits on their spectral sea vessel.
The Flying Dutchman
200
The Fresno Nightcrawler appears to be a species of creatures whose appearance resembles that of this article of clothing.
Pants
200
In a 1979 children's book, This the backyard prey nuisance turned vampire Is now a predator who is satiated by Sucking the juices out of garden vegetables.
Bunnicula
200
Due to their compact with the moon allowing werewolves to only shift fully during a full moon, this material once referred to as Argenteum, can inflict a great deal of damage and pain against werewolves because of it and the moons connection to divine purity and the ability of both to reflect light.
Silver
300
One billion years ago, this continent would be where the Elder Things would make their home after crossing the vast distances of space and would wage war against the Star-Spawn on that new world. There they would grow their empire and create things that were terrible like the Shogath and maybe something that may have ended up becoming humans. Now the Elder Things and their cities sleep beneath mountains of madness on that land mass.
Antarctica
300
This young boy was once a typical kid until he accidentally blew up his parents' laboratory, picking up paranormal powers, and become a Ghost Hunter! He now frequently saves his town and the world from ghost attacks.
Danny Phantom
300
This creature was born to a mother who had already had twelve children, who after discovering she was pregnant for the thirteenth time, cursed the child in frustration, declaring, "Let the child be the devil". The child, though born normally, immediately grew wings, a tail, hoofs, and claws after birth and flew out of her window, go on to inhabit the Pine Barrens area of New Jersy.
The Jersey Devil
300
Though it is rare, if a human and a vampire have a child, their child will have the powers of a vampire and also be able to walk in the sunlight. A popular example of this kind of vampire would be Alucard from a Castlevania series.
Daywalker
300
Whether he is a werewolf or perhaps a Skinwalker wearing the pelt of a canid, the most frightening tale of this Michigan cryptid comes from 1938, from man named Robert Fortney, who was approached by a small pack of wild dogs whilst fishing on the Muskegon River near Paris Michigan. They began snapping at him, and fearing for his life, Robert fired a shot, scaring most of the dogs away. However, one dog, described as having slanted, evil eyes and blueish black fur, remained and stared at Robet with a hint of a grin. The dog then leaned back onto its hind legs and stood there, human like, continuing its unnatural grin. Thoroughly frightened, Robert made a break for it, running as far away as he could, whilst the creature too retreated deep into the woods to terrify Michiganders another day.
The Michigan Dogman
400
Although often referred to as Lovecraftian horror, the genre also goes by this name for its connection to the universes unthinking, uncaring, unfeeling, nature. The terrible truth that humanity is nothing and unimportant. We are but a grain of sand that lays precariously close to the edge a chasm that is so deep it is literally impossible to fathom. In fact, according to the Cthulhu Mythos, we are nothing but the dreams of a sleeping blind idiot God known as Azathoth, and not if, but WHEN they awake, all reality will have never existed. For reality is just its dreams.
cosmic horror
400
This thin film is left behind on surfaces and objects that have been interacted with by ghosts.
Ectoplasm
400
Though the Flatwoods Monster was considered to possibly be an extraterrestrial, skeptics believe that it may have been a case of mistaken identity and the actual creature was this bird of prey performing an intimidation posture.
Owl
400
In the Nintendo game Castlevania, this fictional hero keeps the Vampires powers at bay, ensuring safety for the world by thinning their numbers with his arsenal of weapons including a whip imbued with alchemical powers capable of destroying all manner of night creatures.
Simon Belmont
400
Going back to the 4th century, this condition explained the reason for werewolves as melancholia and an imbalance in humors, primarily an excess of black bile.
Lycanthropy
500
After a once humble Arabian philosopher delved too deep into places no human thoughts should go and looked into strange angles not meant for three-dimensional minds to comprehension, this forbidden tome made centuries ago by the Insane scholar Abdullah al-Hazrad, contains secrets from the past, truths of the present, and terrible portents for the future. It holds rights, rituals, and rules of strange sciences, magics, alchemy, and reality. it holds the names of gods, creatures, and beings who must never be named or never be thought of or who must be named to keep their wrath at bay. The information held on every page a potential trap for any who attempt to read or comprehend its content. Though it has been used to bring forth terrible things and to banish terrible things, People places or things inevitably pay the price anytime it has been used. The price for poor Abdullah was death when after completing his work he was seen later that day being ripped apart by some invisible monster in broad daylight for many terrified onlookers to witness.
The Necronomicon
500
Though not world renown, this building in Michigan is supposedly haunted and for fee you may spend the night and be treated to breakfast in the morning.
Henderson Castle
500
This Greek monster was a hybrid of a snake a lion and a goat.
The Chimera
500
Though the highly famous and heavily suspected vampire Vlad Dracula (Vlad III, Vlad the Impaler) was born in Transylvania, he actually ruled this country which is also now part of modern-day Romania.
Wallachia
500
Although not a traditional werewolf or perhaps a werewolf who has shifted and has now no longer the need nor desire to return to the form of a man, this beast also referred to as the Dog of East Anglia (East England is called East Anglia) may seem like just a regular werewolf. However, stories as far back as the 1500s suggest it also possess terrifying supernatural abilities. The very presence of this pitch-black hound with dreadful red glowing eyes portends an imminent calamity and misery for any who view it. One Of the most famous reports comes from the 4 August 1577, at Blythburgh in Suffolk, where it was said that the beast burst in through the doors of Holy Trinity Church to a clap of thunder. He ran up the nave, past a large congregation, killing a man and boy in the middle of prayer and causing the church steeple to collapse through the roof. As the dog left, he left scorch marks on the north door which can be seen at the church to this day.
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